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A ready workfront, always
Prepared, approved work packages sit ahead of the field, sorted by area. When one unit is blocked, crews switch to the next ready front instead of standing idle while a supervisor hunts for something to do.
Execution as a system, not improvisation
Know what is ready, what is blocked, and what is actually complete.
Freicore turns field execution into a controlled system — a ready workfront, efficiency you can act on, a defensible position, and a straight answer to “where are we.” We put that system in your hands as software, starting with the Bearing product.
Built for the people responsible for real execution: Site Managers, Project Managers, and their teams.
Project position — Week 19
Installation scope · 46-person crew
Physical progress
62%
plan 65%
Earned hours
14,120
actual 15,540
Labour efficiency
91%
earned vs actual
Certified
€1.84M
of €2.10M claimed
From earned work to certified money
Awaiting response · €260k
Earned value €2.31M
Claimed €2.10M
Certified by client €1.84M
Demonstration data — every figure is invented.
The field truth
Three questions every project should answer immediately.
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What is genuinely ready to start?
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What is blocked, and who owns the next decision?
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What is complete, what is close to handover, and what is still missing?
Why a system, not a tool
On site, no experience carries over on its own. A system does.
Every project has its own rules, and even the most prepared team ends up improvising when the workfront is not ready. A controlled approach removes that improvisation. It gives a contractor four things at once.
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Efficiency you control
Planned, earned, and actual labour are compared week by week, so productivity is a number you can act on — not something you hope for or blame on conditions.
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A defensible position
Work proceeds on approved packages, and every discrepancy is documented with evidence and sent on. You get paid for the work you actually did, and your position is on record — with the client and your own management.
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A straight answer to “where are we”
Because progress, blockers, and labour are captured as the work happens, you can tell management and the client where the project stands at any moment — with proof, not a reconstruction.
Freicore Products
The system, delivered as products — one part at a time.
Where a part of the system is the same on every project, we turn it into a focused product you can use today. Bearing is the first. More are on the way.
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Bearing
Project control for construction subcontractors — from contract scope (BOQ/WBS) and labour planning to timesheets, progress reporting, progress claims, and payment certification.
- BOQ / WBS and Excel import
- Manpower planning and timesheets
- Planned, earned, and actual labour
- Progress reports and commercial ledgers
The Execution Control System
Every Freicore product is one part of a bigger system.
Bearing is not a one-off app. It is the project-control layer of the Freicore Execution Control System — the way of running site execution we developed on real projects, from readiness to handover.
That is why the products fit together, and why they are built by people who have done this work on site — not assembled from generic parts. See how the system works.
Site to office
Field control for site teams. Reliable project truth for management.
Reporting should be the output of controlled daily execution — not a separate reconstruction exercise at the end of the week.
For site teams
- Ready workfronts and next actions
- Visible blockers and decision owners
- Progress connected to actual work
For management
- Physical progress that can be explained
- Planned, earned, and actual labour
- Evidence for reporting and commercial control
The open door
A problem no product covers yet? That is where we start building.
When a contractor brings us a site problem that does not fit an existing product, we enter the real workflow, structure the control logic, and build a system fitted to that project. Solutions that prove themselves become the next product.
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Enter the real workflow
We study how scope, crews, information, progress, blockers, and reporting actually move through the project.
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Find the control gap
We identify where field reality is lost between documents, spreadsheets, meetings, and office reporting.
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Design the operating logic
We define the statuses, responsibilities, decision paths, data structure, and evidence required to control execution.
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Build and embed the system
We deliver focused applications and working screens, then align them with the daily routines of site and project teams.
The scope stays deliberately narrow: tools for project and site execution — not generic software development unrelated to project or site execution.
Complex new-build projects
Built around execution complexity, not a single building type.
Industrial facilitiesData centresIndustrial energyManufacturing plantsAutomated logisticsProcess infrastructure
Start with the real problem
Tell us where execution control is breaking down.
We will discuss the site workflow and the reporting gap, and whether the right answer is the Bearing product today or a system fitted to your project.